Asgaard
Lullabies for Harlots
| Year | 2024 |
| Genre | Gothic Metal, Symphonic Black Metal |
| Label | WormHoleDeath |
| Country | Worldwide |
| Status | Official |
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- Lullaby (3:41)
- Mother of Harlots (3:51)
- Antichristian Phenomenon (4:43)
- Sny na jawie (acoustic) (4:50)
- What if⦠(acoustic) (5:12)
- W sercu nieswiata (acoustic) (4:28)
About the Band
Asgaard is a Polish gothic metal band, formed in 1994. Their studio albums include When the Twilight Set In Again (1998), Ex oriente lux (2001), XIII voltum lunae (2002), Ad sidera, ad infinitum (2003), EyeMDX-Tasy (2004), Stairs To Nowhere (2012). The lineup includes Mateusz Czech. They record for WormHoleDeath.
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Album Review
Asgaard's latest offering, 'Lullabies for Harlots', is a haunting masterpiece that seamlessly blends elements of gothic metal and symphonic black metal. The album exudes a dark and ethereal atmosphere, with lush orchestral arrangements and fierce guitar riffs creating a mesmerizing sonic landscape. Standout tracks like 'Mother of Harlots' and 'Antichristian Phenomenon' showcase the band's ability to craft intricate and dynamic compositions that captivate the listener from start to finish. The production quality is top-notch, allowing every instrument to shine while maintaining a sense of grandeur and intensity. 'Lullabies for Harlots' not only solidifies Asgaard's place in the metal scene but also pushes the boundaries of their sound, making it a must-listen for fans of the genre.